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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1921

Page

13

What the Japs Near You Are Saying As Overheard in Train

An observer on an eastbound Northern Pacific train overhears two Japanese men discussing American media and disarmament coverage. A Californian passenger notes their critical talk about The Star and its Washington correspondent, and comments on Japan’s plans for air power and battleships.

Northern Pacific China Japan Star William Philip Simms Washington Cascades Californian America

Pioneer Frank Hanford 68 Dies in Seattle Area

Frank Hanford 68 a pioneer of Washington died. Funeral planned Thursday at Bonney Watsons. Born to Iowa emigrants who moved to Portland then Seattle, he taught at Seabeck before entering insurance. He married Eva Waite in 1886 and served in the state legislature and Seattle city council.

Frank Hanford Bonney Watson's Washington Hanford Portland van Buren County Iowa Seattle San Francisco California Sound Seabeck Misa ‘Eva Waite Canby Ore Beattle Fay Bainter Los Angeles New York Mr. Fay Reginald Venable United States Arizona Venable Ambassador Hotel

Canadian Company Sues Seattle Man

The Benson Stabeck Co. Ltd. of Saskatchewan sues Seattle resident Joseph Gorby alias Joseph Gorbovitsky for 13020.41 claiming a Canadian judgment obtained in November 1917. The complaint was filed Wednesday in superior court.

Benson Stabeck Co. Ltd Saskatchewan Canada Joseph Gorby Joseph Gorbovitsky Seattle Superior Court

Women comprise nearly one tenth of US officials

A statistic shows that roughly 60,000 women hold executive and legislative roles out of 600,000 total officials across the United States, highlighting female representation in government.

United States

Eye makers of the sixteenth century stamped names on eye whites

Report notes craftspeople who created artificial eyes marked the white of each prosthetic with their names. The practice linked makers to wares and may reveal trade branding in early ocular prosthetics.

Plans Completed for Foch Parade on Fifth Avenue

Plans call for a reviewing stand at Fifth Ave and Bell St at 145 pm on November 20. Marshal Foch will review a military procession with a police platoon leading, the Navy Yard band, marines bearing colors, and three former French soldiers with the French tri color. Units include Fort Lawton Bremerton crews USS Tennessee members guardsmen UW ROTC World War veterans and Spanish American War veterans.

Foch Fifth Ave Bell St Marshal Foch Ralph H. Hail Navy Yard Band France Fort Lawton Bremerton U. S. S&s. Tennessee National Guardsmen University of Washington

Ohio Alumni to Hear Harding Radio Broadcast

President Harding will address Puget Sound alumni and Ohio State University attendees via Arlington wireless. The University of Washington engineering department will receive and relay the message to the Hotel Sorrento gathering, with veterans and a marine guard present. Civil War veterans will occupy a roped section near the reviewing stand. First artificial eyes were once made of gold and silver.

Ohio Harding Arlington Puget Sound Ohio State University Sorrento Engineering Department University of Washington

Funeral services for George E. Thompson

Funeral services were planned for Thursday for George E. Thompson 60 a former Spokane businessman who died Wednesday while en route to Lincoln Washington He had been visiting Seattle relatives.

George E. Thompson Spokane Lincoln, Wash Seattle

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